This past weekend was full of challenges – but none necessarily bad.<\/p>\n
On Friday night we got together with friends for dinner and games (a card game called Hands and Feet). On Saturday Randy and I did a bit of shopping (getting me some gym gear….I’ve gone to the gym 4x in a 8 days!) and then we had our friend, Deano, over that night for more dinner and games.<\/p>\n
This time, Randy made his famous grilled pizza on the barbecue and we played Trivial Pursuit. Deano beat the pants off of Randy and me – he’s a pro at all questions in the sports, history, geography, and entertainment categories so you’ve all been warned. Still feeling comeptitive, we then played Scrabble where I kicked their asses…but only at the last minute as a result of a single kick-ass word.<\/p>\n
On Sunday, Randy, Chris, Pete and I headed to Sterling, Massachusetts for the “world famous” corn maze. They claim it’s the biggest, but I’ve never been to another so I couldn’t tell you. But it was rather large. The theme this year was “Lost Vegas”…get it? Anyway, We managed to find the exit within 40 minutes but kept playing around for another hour so we could a) see all of the attractions hidden within the maze, and b) collect as much free candy as we could to offset the $14.95 entrance fee.<\/p>\n
Well, I think that last one was only my goal – the other guys were just jonesing for some sweets.<\/p>\n
Oh, and apparently over the weekend some local sports team won a game or something.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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